Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-21
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Cleveland,

Clevelsntsivs brick structures with
New olpacity. Wood Shop. four
esch 52Sx60 feet. total
Slshf Er feet: blacksmith shop.
Gin. FlyinyS $4,000 square feet:
y Cincinnati SbX50 feet respectively.
Cleveland ~ square feet of floor
''in'i-' I'd boiler houses. three
ax 75N6i feet, making
Ci1 Frin'e feet of surface for
SClevels (which represents about
New Yf. sacity. Their new NAL
a Aty shows 63. 900 square
Nigs ICED with their bar and
70 "a recent addition i00x60
q CieE he startling aggregated gross
2s CinESqnare feet Of fiooiing. upon
~ Ne of this firm is handled.
No.tA county is two stories
posed enA .sNtt$sSedt. 1t is built in
M N.oIWEa W,s eie SSrchitacture and
hours. Inn elegance. The
No. q has a"slessner Company
Louis wstho' ,ear between 81 0on
rcse, They employ about
DIR. MART & and pay out between
q. p. A. agndred Thousand dollars
pobths for wages.
iitri.y, Fassier & Kelly.
slower ths the Champion Harvesting
rf. have capacity for turn
No. ). Cir 50. 900 machines annually.
!. Ace TO reach that number this
Eat covers between furty-fiye
upon which buildings have
no displaying more than fifty
70 ArHdSace. the names of the de
-SuaeasurementS of which arr
Ne. !. :
,. A, pit building. 2:;1. 600 feet:
L. N Nao0: wood shops, lS6. 200:
' 1000; grey iron found
No ;. y Foundry. s,ls0: knife and
s0: tool room, IA. go: pat
bolt and nut room. 5000;
ssther 1000: drafting and model
sA- Hding room, $3.50: steel
=; rolling mill machine
Silion. $500; stables and
5.lS0; malleable foundry.
making an aggregate OF
feet This harvesting ma
as given 10 Springfield it,
markets of the world fof
ufacturing. was invented
Nhiteley, the senior MEM
1852. The present style
thereafter foI ned and the
The now famous Champion
Anery was begun on a large
works give employment to
s. who annually draw between
GERS and one million of collars for
EThe Champion harveSters are di-
Into three classes. known a. mowers.
finders and Self-raking grain reapers.
th sre again divided into the following
Q Of machines:
hampton new mower. Champion No. 1
yer. champion 0ne-hor>e mower. Cham
Hight steel mower. Champion rear-cui
/ mower, Champion steel harye ester
~Champion folding bar single reap
e lampion No. 4 combined reaper anG
.ser, all displaying the highest periec-
Ass reached in the invention and manu-,
of grain and graSs-cuttng ma
sneiy
hampton NaIIeabis Iron Company,
sr,hfacture all kinds Of malieable castings
lin building harvesting maC fllnerN.
Eg uIn;en toUS-"s metal daily and
e1pi>pnent to 800 hands. Their
-sesS the largest of its class in the
thoroughly equipped in all
.ad
Las one Of the interests that Is IN
srse inseparable from the great harvest,
knplement manufactures Of Spring
u xhe champion Machine Co.,
Is az fkis time of writing. making
Ave AMI elaborate additions 10 theiI
6y the erection of new ware house
new tso-story brick structure fol
I'D general clerical work, in which
pose 10 transact their next season,
Ds. employ 200 men and claim Il
m the highest wages received ii
iy n elsewhere for the same class al
xranging from - TO 81 cents pei
They manufactured fourteen thou,
hachines for 1886. and will prObabl!
d twenty thousand machines for tn,
st year.
champion Bar and h infe WoEk.
nefy engaged in manufacturing tn,
g gear for the Champion harvestin.
x sof the city.
s 800 hundred hands. who ars
between $3.50. 900 ant
Lted that 40. 600 bars. 100. 00'
4 l3. 900 knotterS will be manu-,
Pthis year. In common with th'
Ds of the large interests in this lin,
-s-t a constantly increasing trade.
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